Published January 1, 2018 | Version v1
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The governance and local Integration of migrants and Europe's refugees: The UK, Scotland and Glasgow

  • 1. University of Edinburgh
  • 2. University of Glasgow

Description

Integration is a concept with a long history that goes to the heart of how we understand the kinds of social relations that characterise modern societies, from rural to urban, from kinship to community. This dynamic has been recast in thinking about the integration of new groups, voluntary and involuntary migrations, and the UK as well as most European countries presently occupied with coming to terms with how this renews and/or unsettles established social and political configurations. Here integration starts to become a debate that describes not only processes of change that occur among groups, but what a principled position on that change should resemble

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Funding

ENSUF – ERA-NET Cofund Smart Urban Futures 693443
European Commission